RESEARCH ON THE BLOOD REMOVED FROM CUPPING THERAPY
Below is the research carried out by Dr. David Parker ND on the effects and benefits of the ancient art of Hijama (Cupping) therapy. David Parker works in the field of clinical nutrition, naturopathy and the research of the effectiveness of both modern and ancient healing techniques. Microscopic assessment of blood is one means of determining the nutritional status as well as the toxic elements present in a person’s blood.
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As a naturopath, nutritionist and healer I was intrigued to explore the scientific reasons why the ancient art of cupping or Hijama therapy was so effective in treating a whole host of ailments and illnesses.
The wet cupping I found particularly fascinating and was curious to know more about the blood, which was being extracted via the cup from various areas of the body. From this viewpoint I started analyzing the blood under dark field and light field microscopy. This proved very insightful and proved to me something I had suspected. The dry layered blood sample viewed under light field microscopy consistently showed high concentrations of toxic metals and chemicals, as well as showing evidence of bacterial and parasitic activity. The appearance of the live blood under the dark field microscope showed that there were high concentrations of acids and inflammatory proteins often referred to as fibrin. These phenomena were more frequently present when the blood was removed from an area where the patient was experiencing pain and inflammation. I conclude from this that the area of pain appears to act like a magnet for acids, toxins and pathogens. It is therefore very logical to assume that removal of these from the local area will bring about symptomatic relief, while encouraging fresh circulating blood to deliver healing nutrients and oxygen to the affected tissue, thus providing healing and resolution. Together with dietary change, cleansing and detoxification therapy, along with education regarding the avoidance of toxins within the patient’s environment, I see Hijama wet cupping as a very effective adjunctive therapy on the path to wellness.
The wet cupping I found particularly fascinating and was curious to know more about the blood, which was being extracted via the cup from various areas of the body. From this viewpoint I started analyzing the blood under dark field and light field microscopy. This proved very insightful and proved to me something I had suspected. The dry layered blood sample viewed under light field microscopy consistently showed high concentrations of toxic metals and chemicals, as well as showing evidence of bacterial and parasitic activity. The appearance of the live blood under the dark field microscope showed that there were high concentrations of acids and inflammatory proteins often referred to as fibrin. These phenomena were more frequently present when the blood was removed from an area where the patient was experiencing pain and inflammation. I conclude from this that the area of pain appears to act like a magnet for acids, toxins and pathogens. It is therefore very logical to assume that removal of these from the local area will bring about symptomatic relief, while encouraging fresh circulating blood to deliver healing nutrients and oxygen to the affected tissue, thus providing healing and resolution. Together with dietary change, cleansing and detoxification therapy, along with education regarding the avoidance of toxins within the patient’s environment, I see Hijama wet cupping as a very effective adjunctive therapy on the path to wellness.
CONCLUSIONS DRAWN FROM THE RESEARCH
Proteinous waste found in live blood sample viewed under dark field microscopy. This is often found when the diet contains too much cooked food and lacks enzymes for complete digestion.
The ideal live blood picture under dark field microscopy.
Observe the red cells sitting separately in their own space therefore having the freedom to travel around the body network of capillaries, which in some cases are one red cell in diameter. Observe the free-floating white blood cells known as neutrophils, again having the freedom to patrol around the body searching out toxins and pathogens.
Toxic metals appearing on edge of dried blood sample under light field microscopy.
(The thicker and denser the grey band, the more metals there are in the blood).
Degenerative processes evidenced under light field microscopy.
(The white lakes seen here indicate that tissues associated with the vascular system have become inflamed and are harboring atherosclerotic plaques, toxic metals and cholesterol).
How the dry layered blood sample should look under light field microscopy.
(Observe the absence of any white lakes, the clean finely cut edge showing no toxic metals and the black lines all joining together like a matrix).
A before and after assessment is usually useful in determining the changes occurring as a result of the therapy being applied.
Where I can get this therapy done?
In Hyderabad Cupping therapy is only done in Heal Health Care. It is a Specialize clinic for cupping only.
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